Welcome, New Pilot!
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A brief overview of Pilot International, a volunteer service organization now in five countries that was founded in1921 in the U.S. Deep South. This slideshow is geared primarily to new members who have joined a Pilot Club in their community. The service focus for Pilot Clubs is brain-related disorders and safety & protection of the brain through Pilot's own BrainMinders program.
Welcome, New Pilot!
- 1. Welcome, New Pilot!We’re so pleased you’ve joined us…
- 2. You are now an important part of our volunteer service organization. Together, we can makea positive difference in the lives of many, many others.Your membership is important!
- 3. Your Pilot ClubPilot CountriesThe Bahamas
- 4. Canada
- 5. Japan
- 6. Singapore
- 7. The U.S.Yours is one of hundreds of active Pilot clubs in five countries. Each club is vital to Pilot service in communities like yours.
- 8. Friendships, old & new…P.S. Ones that last a lifetime!Pilot Club members enjoy…
- 9. Life-affirming opportunities to help othersSpecial needs playground projectPilot Club of Denham Springs, LA
- 10. How Pilot International is organized.
- 11. Creating projects & programs to improve lives
- 13. Receiving grants from the Pilot International Foundation Awarding PIF scholarships to students
- 14. Supporting Anchors, their Pilot District, and PI/PIFPilot Club activities include…
- 15. Your district convenes several times annually for Pilot fellowship and training.Fall Council/Workshops
- 17. District Convention (spring)Your Pilot DistrictDistrict Administrative Council GovernorGovernor ElectLt Governor (s) SecretaryTreasurer
- 18. Pilot’s Service FocusHelping those with brain-related disordersProtecting the brain with PI’s BrainMindersTMTraumatic brain injuries
- 19. Autism
- 22. Strokes
- 26. SeizuresPIF is Pilot’s charitable arm, awarding grants to Pilot Clubs and scholarships to students studying brain-relateddisorders and other humanitarian fields. Safety helmet projectLeeward Pilot Club, Hawaii
- 27. Pilot sponsors vibrant youth clubs called Anchor Clubs. After high school graduation, an Anchor can choose to be a Provisional Pilot until they join a Pilot Club. Anchor Clubs
- 28. PI/PIF has formed important alliances with non-profit partners who also champion our service focus:Partnerships with others
- 29. Each summer, Pilot holds an International Conference in a major city. Hundreds of Pilots from all over enjoy fun, fellowship, training, and special events!Annual PI Conference
- 30. Leadership opportunities for YOU!If you are a born leader…Pilots and Anchors have many opportunities to develop leadership skills through club membership. Strong, dedicated Pilot & Anchor leaders are at the heart of our organization.
- 31. Your unique abilities, special talents, and willingness to help others will add to the service value of your club and your organization. Thanks for becoming one of us!BRAVO!!
- 32. For more informationOR…Pilot International Headquarters102 Preston CourtMacon, GA 31210(478) 477-1208(478) 477-69781…2…3………
- 33. Find more information online!On this great websiteand on…Twitter name isPIHeadquarters